Through the Internet of Things -- A Management by Delegation Smart Object Aware System (MbDSAS)

Marotta, Marcelo Antônio; Carbone, Felipe José; Santanna, José Jair Cardoso de; Tarouco, Liane Margarida Rockenbach

doi:10.1109/compsac.2013.122

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“…The management by delegation smart object aware system (MbDSAS) is a hierarchical, distributed approach for IoT gateways and physical devices management [69]. It provides script-based dynamic reconfiguration of physical equipment.…”

Section: Mbdsasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Platforms for Smart Environments and Future Internet Design: A Survey

Alberti

Santos²,

Souza³

et al. 2019

IEEE Access

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Internet of things (IoT) is pushing the integration of physical and virtual worlds. Sensor devices provide rich sensory information to context-aware services. Actuators implement in the physical world application needs. The role of software is increasing as more and more resources become virtualized and software-defined. Smart environment is an emerging concept that has the potential to address many of the humanity problems. In this context, what are the promising tools for building the smart environments of the future? This paper provides a review of platforms, middleware, and frameworks that can help in this big challenge, discussing their architectures, service life-cycling, digital twins, cloud-based operation, virtualization, security, privacy, communication model, support for AI and machine learning, among other aspects. The proposed revision innovates by employing previous work on future Internet key enablers as parameters for qualitative comparisons. The idea is to determine the degree of alignment among current initiatives for smart environments and the ones emerging from future Internet research. Among the main conclusions are: (i) heterogeneity come to stay; (ii) many contemporary proposals do not cover important aspects raised in future Internet research; (iii) publish/subscribe model is largely employed; (iv) many proposals are stuck to the limitations of current Internet model (another reason to explore the relationship among current platforms and previous future Internet research for IoT); (v) devices interoperability is a problem solved; (vi) ingredients from future Internet research, such as SDN/NFV, ICN and SCN are systematically being adopted for smart environments design. Many others are to come; (vii) AI, machine learning, and big data support are missing not only in TCP/IP-based approaches, but also in future Internet-based.

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Section: Mbdsasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Platforms for Smart Environments and Future Internet Design: A Survey

Alberti

Santos²,

Souza³

et al. 2019

IEEE Access

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“…However, those protocols have limited usability, since most original equipment manufacturer IoT devices cannot be upgraded to support new management protocols. Management by Delegation Smart Object Aware System (MbDSAS) is a platform that controls the home gateway, which can be used to update the control programs in an IoT network …”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Management by Delegation Smart Object Aware System (MbDSAS) is a platform that controls the home gateway, which can be used to update the control programs in an IoT network. 16 Recent works investigate whether to place the computation at the edge of the network or at data centers. Since IoT devices are connected to the Internet, it has been proposed that such devices should be controlled from data centers, hence reducing the overall running cost of the applications.…”

Section: State Of the Art In Iot Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

ManIoT: A 2‐tier management platform for heterogeneous IoT devices and applications

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Summary The Internet of Things (IoT) is a paradigm where devices can interact with each other via an Internet connection. One of the challenges of IoT is the heterogeneity of the devices and applications comprising the network. Each object can have different processing capabilities or employ different communication standards. Further, applications can control different sensors, and each application may have conflicting goals. Thus, IoT systems must employ a context‐aware platform that supports a variety of sensor protocols and is able to cope with many applications and devices at the same time. This paper presents a platform for managing devices and applications on the IoT, called Management for Internet of Things, which operates in local and global levels and considers the perception of context. A 2‐level approach allows the adoption of the platform for Mobile‐Edge Computing use cases, as well for the operation of large scale IoT applications. The evaluation of a prototype shows that Management for Internet of Things supports many applications and devices with a reduced resource usage.

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“…However, LTE supports different channels bandwidth, e.g. 1.4 MHz,3 MHz,5 MHz,10 MHz,15 MHz,and 20 MHz, from the smallest to the largest possible bandwidth in LTE. At 2.5 GHz, 'N' channels can be allocated considering the different channel's bandwidth and, with FDD, all channels can be used for various mobile operators at the same time.…”

Section: Cellular Radio Resourcesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…An Administrator is not able to fully understand all the raw data gathered from the MCC environment without proper summarization, followed by the creation of comprehensive charts. Moreover, the Administrator cannot perform distribution of tasks inside an MCC environment without employing a distribution solution, e.g., using management by delegation [20] or network function virtualization [21]. In addition, there are several management tasks that must be processed without the need for waiting for Administrators to make a proper decision.…”

Section: Management Applicationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Adaptive Monte Carlo algorithm to global radio resources optimization in H-CRAN

Schimuneck

Kist

Rochol

et al. 2017

2017 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC)

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Through the Internet of Things -- A Management by Delegation Smart Object Aware System (MbDSAS)

Cited by 9 publications

References 14 publications

Platforms for Smart Environments and Future Internet Design: A Survey

Platforms for Smart Environments and Future Internet Design: A Survey

ManIoT: A 2‐tier management platform for heterogeneous IoT devices and applications

Adaptive Monte Carlo algorithm to global radio resources optimization in H-CRAN

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